Chicago Labor Unions Strike at Stock Yards Gates
Thousands of Teamsters and allied trades walk out at Chicago stock yards, halting packing plants as a general strike spreads. Meetings with packers fail to yield a settlement while independent packers face disruptions and tours of negotiations continue.
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Chicago
Symna
Jenders
Isle
Cork
Miechunleu
Ekers
Union Stork Yards
Exchange Ave
Emall
Huon
UNIO
Varios Indiviteetctirms
Donnelly’s
Sit
Eartier
Allied Trades
Ight Tramsters Cheven
Teamsters
Tannelly
Benet
Packers
Golden
Ag Soctartor
Sanger
Union
Transit Company
Minone
Donnelly
Atrckets
Minas
Unin
Jonn Sheridan
Dusiteen
Fontinond
Snixinus
Onnfereere
Hllea
Levery Tragt
Sisike Sithough Svotra Wes
Sessoms
Teamsters and Packers
Morris & Co
Tearmsters
Mneer
Ite
MM & Co
Committee of Eight
Butchers’ Union
Teamaxters Joint Council
Pack
Ing House Teamsters” Union
Arate | Ing
Stram Fuera
Enere
Trans Rat
Puis Donnelly
Amalgamated Cutters and Butcher
Invelvira
Parkers
Ge Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
Teameters
George F. Golden
Dennedy
Neil
Jena Dosnelly
Uber Resson
Frank Boland
Teamstars
Courc
Sereee
Onan
Model Store Sold In Topeka To Jones Dry Goods
The Kemper Paxton Model store in Topeka was sold to Jones Dry Goods of Kansas City for 57500 in cash plus real estate. J Logan Jones and Kemper Paxton led the deal, Paxton plans rest and eventual return to Topeka after health improves. The new owners announce a closing out sale of Kemper Paxton stock with store fixtures being rearranged, store to remain closed until the sale begins.
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Kemper & Paxton
Jones Dry Goods Company
Kansas City
J. Logan Jones
The
Jones Company
Kemper
Paxton
Topeka
Jones
National Bank of Commerce of
D. P. Paxton
Sixth Avenue
Quincy Street
Agother
Kaneos
Br. Jones
State Journal
Copeka
Senise & Kansas Institution
Stafford
Metropolis
Street Car Explosion Injures Five in Houston
Five people were hit when dynamite exploded under a street car in Houston at midnight. One man, A. T. Smith, suffered a severe head injury with suspected internal damage. Heavily charged dynamite devices were found on two other empty street car lines, though they did not explode.
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Houston
Tex
A. T. Smith
Chau Tauqua crowds swell at Lincoln Park Kansas
At Lincoln Park Cawker City July 3 the Chau tauqua draws five to six thousand people with weather fine and ideal camp ground. Rev Bam Jones preached at 2 p.m. Sunday as crowd expects larger turnout with officials and congressmen to attend later.
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Cawker City
Lenora
Termediate Paints
Kansas
Rand
Bam Jones
W. Hoch
Seatate
Croker to Visit New York in September Return
New York reporters disclose that Richard Croker plans to return to New York by the first week of September after twenty-one years with Mr Croker. His son Frank and Tammany Democrats share the plan, and Croker may be asked to oversee Tammany’s presidential campaign though few details are known.
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New York
Richard Croker
Croker
Tammany
Texponge
Youthful Bandits Admit Murders in Saloon Holdups
Chicago police say four youths aged under 26 confessed to killing John Lane, a theater stage carpenter, during a July 4 hold up at Gustav Riegel’s saloon and to robbing many others, including a freight car at Fairfield Alabama last week. They admit multiple saloon robberies and foresee further confessions of murders.
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Chicago
Emuigters
Yenterdly
John Lane
Illinois Theater
Gustav Riegel
Peter Dolfer
James
William Farmby
David Kelly
Jenkins May Die At World's Fair After Philippine Reservation Riot
Len Jenkins cafe manager at Cafe Luzon wounded in a clash with Filipinos and not expected to live. Watchman McGuire and others injured and recovering. Six white women arrested, ten Filipinos identified, more to be taken into custody. Porto Rican Day marked with decorations, coffee from Porto Rico, Mexican orchestra, Filipino constabulary band, brief ceremonies.
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St. Louis
Len Jenkins
Cafe
Luzon
McGuire
Jax
Porto Rico
Jaime An- Hiexy
Porto Rican Commission
Francis
Remains of Mr Kruger Sent to The Hague for Funeral
Clarens Switzerland July 25 The remains of former Transvaal president Mr Kruger were placed on a train bound for The Hague. The funeral car was decorated with flags and flowers and the coffin bore the era of the late Transvaal republic.
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Clarens
Switzerland
Kruger
Transvaal
Postmaster Blamed in Miner Deportation Protest
Denver July 2 Secretary Haywood of the Western Federation of Miners cables President Roosevelt alleging Victor postmaster M Reardon is among a committee blamed for deporting Cripple Creek district miners and residents. He asks that federal officers be barred from participating in such actions. Complaints also target Postmaster Sullivan of Ecle? Crerk alleging mail rent tampering and use of sympathizers.
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Denver
Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Roosevelt
M. Reardon
Victor
Cripple Cronk
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Washington
F. M. Reardon
Sunday School Camps At Lecompton Week Of Fun For Members
The First Methodist Sunday School will depart Wednesday for a week of camping at Lecompton. Only those present for the past year without absence receive the trip free while others pay a nominal charge. Also noted are church leadership updates and weather hints with scattered showers and southerly winds.
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First Methodist Church
Lecompton
Russians Out. Vladivostok Sinks British Steamer
Washington reports Minister Conger in Pekin confirms Vladivostok squadron evacuated New Chiang and sunk a British steamer bound for the American Trading Co. Oregon RR steamer Arabia held. Knight Commander sunk. Ardova to be released tonight by the Smolensk crew. consuls to report.
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Washington
Conger
Pekin
State Department
New
Chiang
Vladivostok
American ‘Trading Company
Portland
Ore
Arabia
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Ara_bia
Orient
London
Foreign Office
Knight Commander
Yoko [Hama
Downing Street
Ardova
Suez
Smolensk
Hehter
Pigeons' Long Flight From Hays Kansas
Fourteen homing pigeons owned by Edward Claus of Pittsburg Pennsylvania were released at 16:00 today in Hays Kansas. The birds rose quickly and circled before heading eastward as damp coal day persisted.
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Hays, Kas
Edward Claus
Pittsburg
Hayden Hearing Set On Restraining Order For Sunday Baseball
Judge Hayden schedules final hearing Wednesday at 9 00 am on the restraining order preventing interference with Sunday baseball games. The 1901 statute allows probate court action in absence of district court judge, with affidavits supporting injunction. The ruling could last until next September when district court convenes.
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Tunge Hayden
Probate Cau
Hayden
Hazen
District Court
Acton
Cay
Probate Court
Boy loses two fingers in Brist factory accident
Claud Goddard a boy worker at Brist factory on Quincy street had two fingers severed this morning by a machine. He could not state precisely how the mishap happened, except that his hand got too near a saw.
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Claud Goddard
Quincy Street
Teeoe
Colorado Weather Outlook Shows Showers Through Tuesday
Today was cool and showery with similar conditions expected through Tuesday. The Kansas corn and wheat belt bulletin notes cloudy conditions in central to northeast Kansas and western Missouri with rain at McPherson and Concordia and warmer readings at several stations. The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Tuesday with scattered showers, while winds were light from the west at noon.
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Corn and Wheat Region
Jennies
Kansas
Missouri
McPherson
Concordia
Dresden
Kansan
Baker
Dodge City
Fort Scott
Macksville
Manhattan
Owaxe City
Sedan
Topeks
Toronto
Wickies
Selock
Roosevelt to be notified of presidential nomination
Oyster Bay July 25 Theodore Roosevelt will be notified of his Republican nomination at Sagamore Hill. A notification committee will assemble Tuesday at the Waldorf Astoria New York and travel by special train to Oyster Bay Wednesday morning for the ceremony. The event will be simple with speeches from Cannon and Roosevelt, then a luncheon and reception. Weather was poor and no visitors were received aboard the Sagamore Hill estate.
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Oyster Bay
S. 1
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Chicago
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
New York
Cannon
Love Island City
Hous
Cortelyou
Christchurch
Shaw
Washington
Jefferson Co moves Buck Campbell and Green Watson to stand trial
Sunday Sheriff Lucas arrested Buck Campbell and Green Watson for selling liquor in Jefferson county. They were delivered to the Jefferson county sheriff who took them to Oskaloosa today to stand trial. They allegedly sold liquor at the prize fight in Jefferson county on July 3. Oklaloosa authorities plan to prosecute bartenders who serve refreshments at prize fights. Fishermen's Narrow Escape in Reading Kansas reports a westbound freight train struck John Cropp, Wick Arnold, and Harry Arnold near the crossing, all leaping to safety. one horse killed and another injured.
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Lucas
Buck Campbell
Green Watson
Jefferson County
Oskaloosa
Campbell
Watson
Oklaloosa
Thene
Reading
Kan
John Cropp
Wick Arnold Aoa
Harry
Strike Ends Halt Across All 37 Units in Fall River
Thirty thousand textile workers went on strike July 2 in Fall River over a 12 percent wage cut. The order, upheld by the Pall Five textile council, closed practically every unit with no disorder. Labor leaders predicted the protest would be decisive, marking one of the most determined and widespread work stoppages on record.
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Fall River
Mace
Pall Fiver
Sounell
Wild Dog Panic On Enat Slopes Inspires Man’s Flight
A mob of two men chased a pair of dogs through Enat Slopes and into town, causing fear and a frantic pursuit. One man fled along a path while others tried to corner the animals. The incident escalated into a shooting description before authorities intervened and two dogs were removed. Charles Genser credited with helping locate the animals. No injuries reported.
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Enat
Sana Sreerona
Oat
Jong
Charles Genser
Lapua Postmaster Norman Cole Sees Windfall In Stamps Growth
Esopus July 1 Norman Cole postmaster of Lapua grows wealthy from the volume of correspondence and stamp sales at the fourth class post office. Income rises from about 33 dollars a month to hundreds weekly as demand surges with party activity and local business. Cole’s gains are mirrored by a helper and by other workers, while the post office keeps pace with increased stamp transactions and salaries.
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Esopus
Norman Cole
Lapua
Bae
Cole
Fourth Clas
Eis Cole
Girahne
Tie Post Office
Parker
Baapag
Manila
Dasa
Thaile
Mr Cook Is The Concording Cold Shoulder to the Blade
The text appears garbled but implies a personal dispute involving Mr Cook facing a cold reception from a party referred to as the Blade mam. The specifics, including names, places, and context, are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Mr. Cook
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Allied Trades Unions
Butchers
Teamsters’Union
Varitus
John Sheridan
Busiess
Tee Hinters' Union
Big Topeka Department Store
Jones Dry Goods Company of
Texas
Lincoln Park
Chacetauqua
Tamumapy
Jenkins
Leon
Hague
Paul Kruger
Holland
Maywood
Colorado Miners
Will
Methodist
Werber
New Chwang
Oregon Railway and Navigation Co
Urteen
Hays City
Claoud Goddard
Kinsley
Kinsley Telephone Company
Offerie
Leliefont
Lewis
Christian
Denmark
Schwerin
Mecklenburg Schwerin
Colorado
Jefferson CO
Pall River
Beast
Ile LS
Bach
Faopus
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